I have been using two Canadian Maple coins since day one.I suspend them using
two alligator clip wires from Radio Shack.They are suspended so the metal clips
do not get in the water.,and, I do not use a bubbler now as sometimes the spray
can fly up onto same clips,may have no effect even if it
I have been using two Canadian Maple coins since day one.I suspend them
using two alligator clip wires from Radio Shack.They are suspended so the
metal clips do not get in the water.,
Harold
I have a similar setup and use same coins with 4-9V batteries.
Very inexpensive does the job.
Smitty
Where I live in Canada,Silver Maple Leaf coins can be bought at Currency
Exchanges.To my knowledge most banks do not sell them.At least my banks
don't.
Try googling precious metals also.
As for DW,I ended up by getting a good distiller.. It was a bit costly,but
worth it as I distill for both
I have used Canadian maple leaf silver coins since day one.I got a pair of
alligator clip wires ,red and black from Radio Shack for about $1.49 and I
suspend the coins from a home-made gantry and let them dangle in the
water.[not letting the clips get in the water] .
I have tried different
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